THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPROACH UNDER BAHRAINI AND COMPARATIVE LAW

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an advanced field of computer science focused on developing machines and systems capable of performing tasks that require human-like intelligence. It encompasses various subfields, including Machine Learning and Deep Learning, with the latter often associated with recent advancements in neural networks. The rapid expansion of AI across industries is driven by the availability of vast datasets and improvements in computational power, enabling automation, innovation, and enhanced decision-making. However, the legal and regulatory landscape surrounding AI remains complex and evolving. A unified legal definition is yet to be established, as regulations must consider the diverse applications and implications of AI systems. Current efforts, particularly in the European Union, show promise in addressing AI governance, though legislative clarity is still a work in progress. As AI continues to shape technology, business, and creativity, responsible development and regulation will be critical to ensuring ethical and equitable deployment.